North Korean Troops Attacked Russian Soldiers? Miscommunication Causes Fatal Battlefield Mistake?

In a shocking twist on the battlefield, eight Russian soldiers were accidentally killed by North Korean troops—their own allies. A tragic language barrier led to a catastrophic misunderstanding, with fearful and disoriented North Korean forces mistaking Russian soldiers for enemies. Revealed by Ukrainian military intelligence, this incident exposes the growing instability of Russia's desperate reliance on foreign troops. As Moscow struggles to control unconventional allies like the North Koreans, the chaos highlights a larger problem in Russia's war strategy. Could more incidents like this escalate the conflict further?

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[patsingr]

Kim told Putin "Here are 10k soldiers that I don't want them back, but make sure you send their salary to my bank account." Putin was thinking, "That's a lot of money to feed a little fat boy." 🤣

[doris]

Putin when he first started his war, said it would only take four days to over take Ukrain. How did that work out for you Putin?